Joshua Kelly

Paint touches win games Teams score +47% more points per possession when they get into the paint. At @FullCourtStats we analyzed over 1 million possessions. Paint touch possessions score 1.049 PPP vs 0.714 PPP for non-paint touch! If you’re not creating paint touches, you’re leaving points on the table Full Court Analytics shows you exactly how often you’re getting paint touches and ties every one to film so you can actually coach it

One thing I wanted our player profiles to do was help coaches advocate for their players. With @FullCourtStats, every player gets a detailed profile featuring their stats, shot charts, tendencies, and more. Coaches can export it to PDF with one click and send it to college programs.

Every coaching staff has a lineup they feel plays well together. It’s always interesting when the numbers either confirm it — or tell you something completely different. Full Court Analytics tracks every lineup, helping coaches identify which combinations truly give their team the best chance to succeed.

Player development should go deeper than PPG, RPG, and FG%. Where is a player most efficient? How are they creating their points? Which actions fit their strengths—and where can they improve? Full Court Analytics answers those questions and connects every stat directly to film.

Transition was the best offensive opportunity in our @FullCourtStats dataset. It produced 1.02 PPP compared to 0.86 in the half court, this is a +0.16 edge. The goal isn’t to rush. It’s to recognize advantage early.

Stats can be misleading without context. A 15-point fourth quarter looks much different if 10 of those points came after the game was already decided. With @FullCourtStats, coaches can filter out garbage time possessions with one click. Full Court Analytics gives a clearer picture of how your team actually performed.

Paint touches change the possession. At @FullCourtStats, we found that possessions with a paint touch produced 1.049 PPP compared with 0.714 without one. This a 47% advantage when getting a paint touch. Getting two feet in the paint creates better basketball.

What stat leads to a 73.2% win rate? When teams reach a 70% paint touch rate, they win 73.2% of the time — a massive edge. That’s not random. It showed up across 1M+ possessions we analyzed at Full Court Analytics. Full Court tracks every paint touch and connects it straight to film so you can break down what’s working and build around it consistently

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Paint touches don’t just work… they show up every game. In 80.6% of games, paint touch possessions were more efficient than non-paint touches. This isn’t just an average, it’s a consistent edge. We analyzed 1M+ possessions at @FullCourtStats to prove it. At Full Court Analytics, we provide teams with paint touch data on every possession, of every game.

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Stop wasting time clipping zone possessions. @FullCourtStats tags every offensive possession by the defense you face. See your stats vs. man and zone instantly, with every clip tied directly to video.

Love seeing our teams break it down like this. Benton shot 50% and scored 1.11 PPP in transition vs Robinson. This is exactly why we built Full Court Analytics… film + data in seconds. 🏀🔥

Want every play classified like this? Check out how you can bring detailed breakdowns to every play with Full Court Analytics!